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Alibaba, Tencent-Backed Unit Face Fine Under Anti-Monopoly Law in China
China’s market regulator said it fined Alibaba and a Tencent Holdings-backed company for failing to seek approval before proceeding with some acquisitions.
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Apple's App Store, Pay Service Subject of EU Antitrust Investigations
European Union authorities began two antitrust investigations on Tuesday into Apple's mobile app store and payment platform over concerns its practices distort competition, opening a new front in the EU's battle against the dominance of big tech companies.
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Airtel Books App Launched on Android, iOS; Readers Club Subscription Starts at Rs. 129 for 6 Months
Airtel Books app will initially offer just over 70,000 e-books from Indian as well as international authors.
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United States Appeals Court Hears Apple E-books Challenge
A US judge Monday appeared to doubt the government's e-book antitrust case against Apple, saying the tech giant was challenging "predatory" pricing from rival Amazon.
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Apple Settles E-Book Antitrust Case With US states, Others
Apple Inc reached an out-of-court settlement with U.S. states and other complainants in an e-book price-fixing class action lawsuit on Monday, effectively avoiding a trial in which the iPad maker faced more than $800 million in claims.
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US judge OKs class action in e-book suit against Apple
A federal judge in New York granted class certification on Friday to a group of consumers who sued Apple Inc for conspiring with five major publishers to fix e-book prices in violation of antitrust law.
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Customers receive paltry sums from $166 million e-books case settlement
Customers of Amazon and other e-book publishers began receiving notices of their share of the settlement on Tuesday.
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Apple loses latest bid to put e-books antitrust monitor on hold
The court's order addressed some of Apple's concerns, making it clear that there are limits to the monitor's powers.
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Apple urges court to put e-books antitrust monitor on hold
The court is also considering Apple's bid to remove Bromwich altogether, a process that could last several months.
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Apple gets reprieve from e-book monitor's oversight
Monitor appointed to oversee Apple's compliance with antitrust laws after it had been found liable last July.
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Alibaba, Tencent-Backed Unit Face Fine Under Anti-Monopoly Law in China
China’s market regulator said it fined Alibaba and a Tencent Holdings-backed company for failing to seek approval before proceeding with some acquisitions.
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Apple's App Store, Pay Service Subject of EU Antitrust Investigations
European Union authorities began two antitrust investigations on Tuesday into Apple's mobile app store and payment platform over concerns its practices distort competition, opening a new front in the EU's battle against the dominance of big tech companies.
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Airtel Books App Launched on Android, iOS; Readers Club Subscription Starts at Rs. 129 for 6 Months
Airtel Books app will initially offer just over 70,000 e-books from Indian as well as international authors.
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United States Appeals Court Hears Apple E-books Challenge
A US judge Monday appeared to doubt the government's e-book antitrust case against Apple, saying the tech giant was challenging "predatory" pricing from rival Amazon.
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Apple Settles E-Book Antitrust Case With US states, Others
Apple Inc reached an out-of-court settlement with U.S. states and other complainants in an e-book price-fixing class action lawsuit on Monday, effectively avoiding a trial in which the iPad maker faced more than $800 million in claims.
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US judge OKs class action in e-book suit against Apple
A federal judge in New York granted class certification on Friday to a group of consumers who sued Apple Inc for conspiring with five major publishers to fix e-book prices in violation of antitrust law.
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Customers receive paltry sums from $166 million e-books case settlement
Customers of Amazon and other e-book publishers began receiving notices of their share of the settlement on Tuesday.
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Apple loses latest bid to put e-books antitrust monitor on hold
The court's order addressed some of Apple's concerns, making it clear that there are limits to the monitor's powers.
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Apple urges court to put e-books antitrust monitor on hold
The court is also considering Apple's bid to remove Bromwich altogether, a process that could last several months.
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Apple gets reprieve from e-book monitor's oversight
Monitor appointed to oversee Apple's compliance with antitrust laws after it had been found liable last July.
